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I’m used to git, where you can run gitk and get something like the following:
Here you can see that there are a couple of changes that need pushing to the remote branch. Alternatively, I can use git log --decorate and the output would be:
b8c2926... (refs/heads/next) Update instructions
6d9f914... Add a first go at generic x compiling
49a6dac... (refs/remotes/github/next) Ignore temp files
Is there anything like this with Mercurial?
hg outgoing– will show you the changesets that are waiting to be pushed to a remote repository.hg incoming– shows new changesets that are in the remote repository.